LinkedIn China suspends new member registration! How should “old people” prepare for a rainy day?

monira#$1244 · Post by **monira#$1244** » Sun Jan 19, 2025 4:57 am

For foreign trade people, connections are their trump card for seeking higher development. The connections you have can bring you more inquiries and orders.

However, you need to be proactive in building connections , rather than just waiting. Social platforms are a way to expand your connections. There are many social platforms, and for professionals, workplace social platforms are a better way to expand professional connections . LinkedIn is one of the best. LinkedIn's "three-degree connections" is a high-quality channel for foreign trade people to accurately develop foreign customers.

But just recently, LinkedIn China suddenly released a piece of news, causing panic among many foreign trade people!

1. LinkedIn China new member registration is suspended!
On March 9, 2021, LinkedIn China officially released a message:

LinkedIn China suspends new account registration
Screenshot source: LinkedIn Newsroom official page
LinkedIn China has suspended new member registrations. The official mexico b2b leads did not clearly explain the reason for the suspension. However, judging from the part of the notice released, "complying with Chinese government regulations on our localized version of LinkedIn in China", the reason why LinkedIn China chose to suspend new member registrations is likely because a certain content or service on the platform violates domestic laws and regulations .

In general, based on the current situation, there is no news on the date of resuming normal new member registration. We should develop our own customers without any mechanism.

2. What are the reasons why LinkedIn accounts are easily blocked?
I often hear foreign trade people who use LinkedIn complain: "Why is my account blocked again!" In fact, no matter what social platform you use, the reason why your account will be blocked is nothing more than violating the platform's "User Agreement" . The reasons why LinkedIn accounts are blocked are generally: